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  On 16/02/2012 at 19:11, unlacedgecko said:

I am converting an old 2 stroke strimmer into a rat smoker. The exhaust box does not have a pipe leading off it, just a hole. What is the best way to attach a pipe? Welding it?

 

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been making two old strimmers into smokers the last week. the boxes are aliminium and new exhaust pipes I wanted put on were steel, a mate welder said struggle to weld them together as his welder to powerful would blow the ali box up. so I just took the original boxes off and got bit steel pipe hammered one end closed. then drilled the right size holes to fit the 2 screws that were holding the ali box on. then make the same size hole in oneside of steel pipe as the hole from engine. then screw the 2 bolts back in and should just need a little weld to block off any holes. will try get some pics

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I used a baller fix plumbing valve,the type with compression fittings at either end and a shut of screw in between like you have in your bathroom or kitchen. Machine your exhaust out with a 19 mm hole saw, fit valve and and piece of 15 mm copper pipe to valve and a piece of hose to copper pipe if desired. As stated above if not welded you will always have to keep an eye on fittings due to the vibration. Good luck.

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  On 16/02/2012 at 19:31, tomano1 said:

And dont forget two put more two stroke in as it will smoke mor not to much cos it can just kill them if two much ATB no1

i found a drop of diesl will make more smoke nd makes them bolt better rather than gassing them to death if ther being stubborn to shift ;)
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